Despite today's world of remote working, Stanley Whittingham and Iryna Zenyuk believe that scientific meetings from The Electrochemical Society play a vital role in driving research progress
Read article: Scientific meetings catalyse research success
Innovation in proton therapy was front-and-centre at the ASTRO Annual Meeting, along with advances in other cutting-edge modalities
Read article: Proton therapy on an upward trajectory while FLASH treatment schemes get ready to shine
Recent retractions and allegations of scientific misconduct have hampered progress in the field
Read article: Superconductivity ‘damaged’ as researchers look to move on from retractions
Investigating whether spatial information on pulmonary function could be retrieved from data recorded in time-resolved CT scans to help improve the treatment of lung tumours
Read article: Image data offer functional clues for lung radiotherapy
LAP’s new LUNA 3D SGRT system supports precise, dose-free patient set-up and monitoring for advanced radiotherapy modalities
Read article: Collaborative product innovation: mapping the A to Z of the SGRT clinical opportunity
Scientists in Ukraine are still in survival mode following Russia’s invasion of the country, but they are finding ways to continue their science
Read article: Ukrainian scientists attempt to move forward following the ravages of war
Medscint eyes a paradigm shift in small-field dosimetry with its proprietary optical know-how in the field of plastic scintillation detectors
Read article: Plastic scintillation detectors prove a win-win in clinical physics research and education
With this year's Peer Review Week kicking off on 23 September, journal editors from The Electrochemical Society share their perspectives on this essential part of the scientific process
Read article: Peer review makes the grade
Pfeiffer Vacuum is prioritizing ease of use, energy efficiency and low-noise operation in its HiScroll pump portfolio
Read article: Dry scroll pumps: energy efficiency ensures sustainability is aligned with cost reduction
Researchers in Denmark, Scotland and Australia have come up with an alternative take on optical coherence tomography
Read article: Spatially offset OCT: counter-intuitive scheme delivers high-contrast imaging at depth
